Dimana Doneva is a journalist at Carbon Herald. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, sustainability, and energy, with particular expertise in renewable energy, energy policy, and sustainable agriculture. Her work has been featured in Carbon Herald and Carbon Pulse.
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Dimana Doneva's coverage predominantly focuses on energy and business & industry, particularly within the context of carbon capture, climate change, and related topics. Given this focus, Dimana is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights into the latest developments in carbon capture technology and its impact on the environment.
As her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements, she may also be interested in new initiatives or collaborations within the energy sector. Consider approaching her with news about significant partnerships or innovative approaches related to carbon capture or renewable energy sources.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Dimana's articles, it might be beneficial to highlight global trends in carbon capture efforts or notable international collaborations when reaching out with relevant stories.
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A Japanese direct air capture (DAC) startup has been selected for up to JPY 340 million ($2.1 mln) in government funding to develop and scale production of CO2-adsorbing materials, it announced last week.
By: Dimana Doneva
Ukraine is weighing competing proposals for its national emissions trading system (ETS), due to launch in 2028, while Poland's far-right opposition is seeking to pull the country out of the EU ETS.
By: Dimana Doneva
A Danish biogas company has opened its third carbon capture and liquefaction facility, taking its total capacity above 56,000 tonnes of biogenic CO2 per year as it targets up to 200,000 tonnes annually by 2030.
By: Dimana Doneva
An African clean cooking and carbon project developer has appointed a new chief executive as it expands its Article 6 and voluntary carbon market activities across the continent, the company announced last week.
By: Dimana Doneva
A UK-based carbon removal (CDR) marketplace has signed an exclusive deal with a Mumbai-headquartered biochar developer to expand operations across
By: Dimana Doneva
Poland's energy transition continued to accelerate in 2025 as renewables expanded and coal-fired generation declined, while the country raised PLN
By: Dimana Doneva
Carbon credit markets should be urgently reassessed over concerns about their mitigation effectiveness and human rights impacts, according to analysis by a UN Special Rapporteur.
By: Dimana Doneva
Climeworks has more than halved the operating costs at its Mammoth direct air capture (DAC) plant in Iceland over the past year, while net carbon
UK aviation emissions are set to reach 41.1 MtCO2e by 2050 under central assumptions, 4.1 Mt above the level projected in the government's 2022 Jet
Five EU member states lack sufficiently developed frameworks for permanent carbon removal (CDR), despite relying on removals to reach climate neutrality, according to a report released Monday by Carbon Market Watch (CMW).
